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Hello and welcome to our workspace. Please make your contributions below. Remember to:

a) Add your citations before the summary of the resource b) Summarize the resource as per assignment instructions c) Add your name to your contribution.

To edit, follow these steps

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Look at the top section of the Main page and locate the "Discussion" page. At the top, find the "New Topic (+)" button. This will direct you to a new page where you can enter your information. You will need a title. I suggest it be the name of the page or institution from which you have found your resource. The body should contain your citation first, followed by your summary and conclusions based on the assignment requirement. When you have completed, click "Save Changes" and create another page for your next resource. Done!

To view others' resources, click on them, and they will appear. If it doesn't, I must have done something wrong; please let me know, and I will fix it.

Enjoy the process!

Karen Chmara

Assignment Instructions

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Learning Resources Wiki and Annotated Bibliography Word count: Approximately 250 words for each annotation (you are responsible for creating four annotations—three good resources and one identified as inappropriate)

Grade: 12% of final grade

Your Open Learning Faculty Member will assign you into groups of 3–4 students. In your group, using a “Wiki” (or any other tool), collaboratively create an annotated bibliography of good-quality resources and some inappropriate resources. The resources you select must reflect Indigenous content.

Create an annotated bibliography of good-quality resources and some inappropriate resources. The resources you select must reflect Indigenous content.

An annotated bibliography begins with the full source reference citation, followed by a paragraph summarizing the content of the resource. The last paragraph explains your rationale for categorizing the resource as a good or inappropriate using the criteria outlined in the following PDF:

Education Resource Acquisition Consortium. (2008). Regarding Aboriginal Education. Evaluating, selecting and acquiring learning resources: A guide. p. 12.

Each member in your group should identify at least three good-quality resources and one inappropriate resource.

The word count for each annotated bibliography, followed by a rationale, is approximately 250 words.

Rubric Citation (10%)

Summary (35%)

Evaluation and Rationale (45%)

Organization (10%)

Full APA citation.

Summarize resource content (3–4 sentences). Clear and concise description.

Identify the criteria as listed (p. 12) that apply to the selected resource (1–2 sentences).

Explain your rationale for choosing the selected resource (1–2 sentences).

Demonstrates critical reading and thinking.

Cohesive structure.

Appropriate grammar and spelling.

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